Programme

Walking though woodland in the morning and passing though the small villages of Kingswood and Mugswell, then onto farmland and country fields around Chipstead. Stopping in the pub for a drink.
In the afternoon we will be heading over to Banstead Woods, joining the woodland and then though farmers' field back to Kingswood. Possible pub stop at the end.

Join me on varied landscapes with barriers including sandy tracks, hills and stiles. We will start at Newlands Corner go over St Martha's Hill and around Silent Pool taking in the spectacular views from the Surrey Hills.

We will follow the London Loop from Whyteleafe, through Kenley
Airfield - the last of London's Battle of Britain fighter stations to survive
in it's WW2 form, across Happy Valley and Farthing Downs, via Coulsden and
Banstead Downs to Cheam. Pub stop for drinks only, bring packed lunch.
Please note that this is a linear walk - suggest parking in Cheam and
getting train to Whyteleafe.

A beautiful walk (with stark views in winter) which will take us west across the ridge from Leith Hill. Expect woods, hills and a fast pace due to lack of daylight hours.  Pub stop for drinks only.  Bring picnic lunch.

This walk will take in views from all angles of the devil's
punch bowl. It also has three hills with views across to Leith Hill and
Ranmore as well as Farnham and the North downs.
Parking at station is £1 , but there are a couple of free (on
Sunday) car parks nearby.
Pub stop for drinks only, bring packed lunch.

Join us as we set off from picturesque Westcott pass by fields, ponds, hamlets and a wooland waterfall. We will ascend Leith Hill where we will capture far reaching views over the downs, we will also pass through Surrey's highest village - Coldharbour

Join us on this great circular and popular walk. Starting at the train station, we climb up farthing downs and make our way over to Kenley common (via Coulsodn Common). Hopefully we will see some gliders up close at Kenley airdrome and walk back via a pub (2 en route) to the station. This is a good walk, much to see and we promise you will feel better for it. Pub stop for drinks only, bring packed lunch.

London Bridge to Westminster Bridge along the south bank of the Thames.
Through St. James, Green and Hyde Parks and along streets from Marble Arch to
Regents Park for lunch. Up Primrose Hill and follow roads to Hampstead Heath
for view from Parliament Hill. Past Kenwood House to the Spaniards Inn and
back into Hampstead
Finish at Hampstead Tube on Northern Line.
Pub stop for drinks only, bring packed lunch.

Enjoy a hilly walk taking in four different hills on the edge of
the South Downs including a direct through the 'inside 'of the Devil's Dyke.
These should give us extensive views out to sea and also inland. Bring a
packed lunch, possible pub stop, possible tea shop stop. Walk pace will be
moderate.

This is a linear walk starting in Sevenoakes, we will join the Darent Valley Path, walking though open fields to Otford, then we join the River Darent and though the hop vines of Shoreham. Darent Valley Path takes us to Lullingstone where we can see the Lullingstone Castle and the remain of a old roman villa.
Though the golf course and over field, where you will see the Viaduct and we finish the pretty village of Eynsford. Possible pub stop at the end before catching the train.
 

Where will this walk take us? The clue's in the name on this hilly 16-miler, which should include a few spring flowers but hopefully not too many (almost) April showers. Bring picnic lunch. Pub stop for drinks only.

We will follow the Thames Path to Barnes past Sion House and Kew Gardens and then
cut through back roads to Roehampton Gate, entrance of Richmond Park, to see
the deer, ponds and King Henry's mound. We will leave the park at Richmond Gate for a pub
stop before walking back down the hill to Richmond town centre.
Pub stop for drinks only, bring packed lunch.

Join us for a walk along the best sea cliffs in the South East.
Starting in Seaford we will climb over Seaford Head to Cuckmere Haven. Then
we will wade across the river (bring a pair of flip flops / sandals or walk
the extra 2 miles). Once across the river we continue over the Seven Sisters
and Beachy Head into Eastbourne, returning by bus. Picnic lunch, possible
tea shop stop. Pub at the end.